Guy Lafleur in court on February 7th.
Guy Lafleur have met the police on thursday morning and everything is now set for a trial. Lafleur’s trial will take place in Montreal and will begin on February 7th. The trial will take place in front of a judge and 12 members of a jury.
The story has already made headlines all over America and already different kinds of reactions from the public are coming from everywhere. Some are throwing the stones while some others remember Lafleur’s days of glory and are ready to forgive and forget.
Some will plea for a prison sentence, some others for a fine. A couple of others will plea for community work while others ask for a suspended sentence.
The police did not open a file of Guy Lafleur’s fingerprints to avoid difficulties if Lafleur was to cross the U.S. border after the story. This is in fact something worth thinking about. Was the police too soft on a person like Guy Lafleur? The case was big enough to issue an arrest warrant but not enough to file Lafleur’s fingerprints in the database. Where is the line? This smells like confusion to me.
The trial will start next week.
(Picture: Guy Lafleur, Canadian Press.)
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2 Comments:
Just for a bit of fun trivia...did you know that I was at Guy's last game as a Canadien way back in November 1984? It was a game at the Forum against...I don't remember...but I think it was on the 18th. Me and my dad got tickets from this guy who sold mining equipment to my dad's company. He lived in some suburb. Where did we live? About 2 hours drive away in this scrub village called Balmat in New York state. Just cross the river at Massena and you are on your way!
...and now living in Tucson. You sure did move around. hehehe.
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